Glasses With Nude Stems

They look quite recent to me but any idea who and where made them?
Thanks

 

I found quite a few "female nude stem" glasses, frosted and clear, a couple in green... but none have your girls' pretty "modesty" flowers. Very old-fashioned-looking. So where would you use these? An upscale bachelor party?

 

They look like hawaiin girls to me .

 

These are the only two I've been able to find so far. Old eBay from 2010 and 2012, with sold prices. No ID in the titles, descriptions not available anymore.

PAIR OF VINTAGE FROSTED NUDE LADY STEM WINE GLASSES ART DECO
Status: Completed Sold Price: $49.00 # of Bids: 1
2012-09-06 07:26:13 Search Words: 20086
Title: PAIR OF VINTAGE FROSTED NUDE LADY STEM WINE GLASSES ART DECO

Deco Nude Lady Blue Depression Glass Stem Wine Goblet
Status: Completed Sold Price: $60.30 # of Bids: 6
2010-11-14 09:10:20 Search Words: Depression Glass
Title: Deco Nude Lady Blue Depression Glass Stem Wine Goblet

 

Those are a direct hit, Laura!!!

 

Well, darn. Replacements doesn't know either.
UNK3413 by Unknown Manufacturer

 

Still... inquiring minds wanna know... what occasion would merit hauling these out? Gentlemans' club members' parties?
Would ladies of the day be offended? Maybe not... after all... they're Art with a capital A.

 

Gila, here are some links for you regarding pop-culture of the era, 1900s-1930s.

September Morn aka Bashful Charlotte aka Venus Rising
september morn painting flower frog
....a famous painting from 1912 by a french artist named Paul Chabas. This painting caused quite a riot when it was shown in America around 1917 and a vice officer saw it in a display window. Soon after it became the rage...
https://www.google.com/#q=september+morn+painting+flower+frog

Draped ladies aka dancing nymphs
https://www.google.com/#q=dancing+nymphs+glass

Isadora Duncan scarf dancer
https://www.google.com/#q=Isadora+Duncan+scarf+dancer

world's fair fan dancer sally rand
https://www.google.com/#q=world's+fair+fan+dancer+sally+rand

 

Wowwww... thanks, Laura...

Those links really took me back in time. So the hipsters of the day were walking on the wild side!

It's fun to imagine how scandalous they must have seemed to the Establishment of the day.

Boggles my mind.

Thanks again.

X0gila

 

Bought a set very similar here in France a couple of weeks ago. They are still in the box and are not as old as they appear.

 

@popsycat ! How cool. You have them new in the box! What is the info on the box? Company name? Pattern name?

 

I wrote a reply a few minutes ago, but it has not appeared. Firstly try looking for Bayel nude ladies glasses. You will get lots of hits. Mine are in a brown box marked "cristel gravé en relief" Made in France. A sticky label in the side says "Chevreuse J.G. Durand et cie, 62510 Arques France" They are frosted glass nude ladies holding up clear glass stems. No flowers. The box looks to be 90's. Yours could be a better make.

 

I looked at Bayel already but did not find the same. In fact, all the glasses with frosted nude stems that are saw had clear bases.

 

Ditto what Kard said. There are tons of Bayel frosted glass nude stems, but all have clear base and no flowers.

I started searching for candle holders, figurines, etc. to see if these stems might have any matching pieces, but have had no luck with that strategy either.

The closest, most similar I've found so far are Lalique Floreal figurines, but strangely Kardi's flower girl stems seem to have finer, nicer detail than the Lalique glass.

 

Just bought one of these in an antique shop but with a blue stem color.

 

found these listed as Aderia in original box:
https://www.ebay.ie/itm/2-Aderia-Gl...847419?hash=item3d6f17fa3b:g:BtoAAOSwH2tbZKEe

from CW:
"Aderia is part of the Ishizuka Glass Group, a large corporation that owns Tsugaru Vidro (Hokuyo Glass), Narumi, , a metal cap factory, a number of PET bottle factories, glass pressing machinery factory, a glass container transport company, and a glass packaging and storage company. They have sites in Japan, Indonesia, Singapore and Shanghai."